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Animal Wellness Academy November 11, 2024

11 Tips to Understand Pet Food Labels (FREE) Quiz – 11 Tips to Understand Pet Food

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
Ideally, what is the top ingredient you should see listed on pet food?
- Vegetables
- Fruits
- Whole Meats
- Grains
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2. Question
What does it mean if an ingredient list says meat “meal”?
- That it contain corn
- That it contains rendered tissue
- That its safe to eat
- That it contains beans
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What does “ingredient splitting” mean?
- The commas between ingredients
- Listing the same ingredient more than once
- Separating ingredients mechanically
- Contains more than one ingredient
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4. Question
Which artificial animal preservatives should you try to avoid?
- Calcium sorbate
- Potassium nitrate
- Ethoxyquin
- Sodium benzoate
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5. Question
If a pet food contains synthetic vitamins or minerals, what should you make sure of?
- That there is more than one
- That they have been FDA approved
- That they have been chelated
- That they have been rendered
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